Google Play Movies & TV is becoming Shop That said, Google does tell us that users will continue to be able to use the Play Movies app, which just leaves this loose thread hanging.

Please visit Google TV Help center or Youtube Help Center if you need help accessing your previous purchases. With this removal, the Google Play Movies & TV branding should be fully gone.

Google is set to retire Google Play Movies & TV and has guided users toward alternative platforms for digital entertainment consumption, with Android and iOS users already migrated to the ...

Google Play Movies & TV for Android TV was officially killed on October 5, 2023, and come January 17, it won’t show up on your Android TV anymore. Instead, you can transition to YouTube for your ...

Google Play was once a media empire at Google, with the Google Play Store (for Android apps and games), Play Music, Play Books, Play Newsstand, and Play Movies and TV. The idea back in the 2010s ...

Google Play Movies & TV Set To Be Permanently Shuttered In January 2024: Everything You Need To Know (Including What Happens To Your Purchases) By Radhamely De Leon Published Dec. 13, 2023, 3:36 p ...

To close out 2023, Google has announced they’re deleting the Google Play Movies & TV app, according to media reports. So if you’re a fan, you won’t have that much time left with the app.

The "Movies & TV" tab will disappear from the Play Store on your Android phone starting May 2022, after which you'll need to use the Google TV app for buying, renting, and watching already ...

Google is removing the “Movies & TV” section from the Play Store and moving it to the Google TV app, the company announced in a blog post. The upcoming change will go into effect starting in May.

Play Movies has been headed out the door since Google TV's launch in 2020, and now the Play Store only sells the awkward combination of apps and books. Play Movies & TV is not getting as clean of ...

In May 2022, though, Google will remove the Movies & TV tab from the Play Store menu at the bottom of its interface and will only continue selling apps, games and books.